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Choices Course Selection and Planning Guide 2020-2021 2020-2021 Choices SECONDARY SCHOOLS COURSE SELECTION & PLANNING GUIDE tdsb.on.ca .on.ca Choices Our Mission is to enable all students to reach high levels of achievement and to acquire the knowledge, skills and values they need to become responsible members of a democratic society. We Value Each and every student A strong public education system A partnership of students, schools, family and community The uniqueness and diversity of our students and our community The commitment and skills of our staff Equity, innovation, accountability and accessibility Learning environments that are safe, nurturing, positive and respectful Strategic Directions Make every school an effective school Build leadership within a culture of adaptability, openness and resilience Form strong and effective relationships and partnerships Build environmentally sustainable schools that inspire teaching and learning Identify disadvantage and intervene effectively .on.ca ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Project Manager: Choices 2020-2021 Special thanks to: Georgia Gallagher Tigist Amdemichael Helen Ho Renée N. Rawlins, Ed.D. Lucy Giannotta Matt Bradley Scott Simmons Program Coordinator Adrian Kao Patricia Davies Amanda St. Louis Guidance & Career Development Theodora Spyropoulos Katie Ferguson Ava Szczurko Melanie Tetro Peter Gazzellone CHOICES© Toronto District School Board November 2020 Disclaimer: Every effort has been made to ensure that all information in this guide is as accurate as possible at the time of publishing. IntroductionIntroduction Dear Student, High school is an exciting time in your educational career, as you explore new opportunities, begin planning for your future and prepare to graduate. While the pandemic has certainly changed the way schools operate and how and when students learn, please be assured that you will be provided with the information and tools needed to make informed decisions, achieve success and, ultimately, complete your Ontario Secondary School Diploma. As always, your school, teachers and your parents/guardians will support your educational journey and help prepare you for success in whatever post-secondary path you choose. To further assist you, the Choices guide is a comprehensive collection of information about the variety of learning opportunities available to you at the TDSB and includes an outline of the step-by-step course selection process. Please use this resource as you research and determine your path forward in high school and beyond. I wish you great success for your future learning. Kathy Witherow Director of Education Choices Toronto District School Board Table of Contents Getting Started .............................................................................................................................................................................. 5 Creating Pathways to Success .................................................................................................................................................. 6 The Journey: myBlueprint .......................................................................................................................................................... 8 Building Character ........................................................................................................................................................................ 9 Build Your Future .........................................................................................................................................................................10 Policies & Practice ........................................................................................................................................................................11 Policies & Practice ........................................................................................................................................................................12 Assessment & Evaluation of Student Achievement ........................................................................................................13 Reporting .......................................................................................................................................................................................14 Alternative Learning Opportunities .....................................................................................................................................15 Re-Engagement Opportunities .............................................................................................................................................19 Specialized Programs .................................................................................................................................................................22 Specialist High Skills Major Programs ..................................................................................................................................23 Other Programs ............................................................................................................................................................................24 Specific Program Information: Cooperative Education .................................................................................................25 Specific Program Information: Apprenticeship ................................................................................................................26 Specific Program Information: Technology .......................................................................................................................27 Choices Planning Guide ............................................................................................................................................................29 Diploma & Certificate Requirements ...................................................................................................................................30 Understanding Course Codes & Descriptors .....................................................................................................................32 Begin with an End in Mind .......................................................................................................................................................33 Pathways ........................................................................................................................................................................................34 Course Types .................................................................................................................................................................................36 Things to Consider ......................................................................................................................................................................38 Completing Your Online Course Selection ........................................................................................................................39 Course Descriptors & List of Course Codes ........................................................................................................................42 List of Course Codes (alphabetical by code) .....................................................................................................................43 Translations ...................................................................................................................................................................................51 Choices Toronto District School Board Getting Started Choices: Secondary Schools Course Selection & Planning Guide is published online to encourage parents/guardians* and students to keep themselves informed about the opportunities available to them, both in and beyond secondary school. It is the goal of this publication to provide information that will help with the decision-making process that must occur around the course selection process. Planning Guide Ontario Guidance Program There is a course selection planning section to assist students Ontario Schools, Kindergarten to Grade 12: Policy and Program and their parents/guardians with the course selection process. Requirements, 2016 (often referred to as OS), describes the Students are encouraged to use this guide and keep it, three areas of learning that constitute the Ontario guidance where possible, in their career/life portfolio. Also visit and career education program, as follows: www.myBlueprint.ca/tdsb. • Student development – the development of habits and skills necessary for learning. Course Selection Process • Interpersonal development – the development of the Course selection for students under the age of 18 must be knowledge and skills needed in getting along with made with parent/guardian approval. Therefore, keeping others. in touch with the school’s guidance counsellor is of great • Career development – the development of the importance. Consideration of the student’s achievement for knowledge and skills needed to set short-term and the past several years and the advice of the school, aid in long-term goals in planning for the future. (Creating choosing a program. Pathways to Success, page 4) Course Selection Sheet or Creating Pathways to Success: An Education and Career/Life myBlueprint Online Planning Program for Ontario Schools – Policy and Program Requirements, Kindergarten to Grade 12, 2013 (referred to as CPS) Program selection for September will be made in January is designed to
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